Programs and Services at SpectrumCIRCLES

            Our Children

            Our Families

            Our Communities

Little Circles programs involve individualized programs for children with autism, ages birth through kindergarten. 

Play Circles programs are programs that include 2-4 children with ASD with similar goals. 

Family Circles programs involves individualized programs for children with autism, ages 6/7 through age 21. 

Buddy Circles programs are programs that include 2-4 children with ASD with similar goals and usually include children ages 7-15. 

Reading Circles are programs for children with ASD and who need extra work on reading.

Conversation Circles programs are programs that include 2-4 students with ASD who have similar goals and are 16-21 years old.   

Family Circles programs involves individualized programs for children with autism, ages 6/7 through age 21.  As the child leaves  Little Circles, Family Circles focus on continuity of a communication system, while also working towards goals in age appropriate leisure skills, language development, social communication, academic/cognitive skills, functional independence, and motor skills.  Depending on the child's needs, there may be a mix of parent training/support and behavior plans that focus on building a child's independence and functional skills within the family.

Sibling Circles are strictly for the siblings of children with autism.  Siblings Circles are a place for the siblings to gather together to share stories, focus on their own leadership skills, work on diversity appreciation and acceptance, participate in fun community events, and make new friends.  Usually these programs are group oriented with same age peers.  They are center and community based and occur once a month.

Mentor Circles programs are designed and best suited for individuals seeking certification in Applied Behavior Analysis. 

Student Circles—CIRCLES is asked to present at different universities and community colleges in undergraduate and masters level courses for students seeking higher education degrees in Applied Behavior Analysis, Special Education, Psychology, 

School Circles programs are programs designed to meet the changing needs of children in a classroom. 

Community Circles programs are our programs that are designed to reach the community.  This would involve any community, national, international conference presentations and workshops.  It would also include any consultation work with other clinical environments, home based settings in partnership with other companies, or community fundraisers and events, etc.